Robert Knight
Columns by Robert Knight
ROBERT KNIGHT: What political correctness has wrought
If you're wondering how America and Western Europe went from marriage-centered societies to post-Christian sexual anarchy abetted by massive government growth enforced by brutal political correctness in just a few decades, let's just say it was no accident. Published October 25, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: Rewriting of American history keeps guilt alive over slavery, segregation
Not a day goes by without "progressive" social engineers remaking America in their own image. Published October 18, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: ACLU campaigns to force Catholic hospitals to provide abortions
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is ramping up its campaign to use the courts to force all Catholic hospitals to provide abortions and sterilizations. Published October 11, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: Ethel Rosenberg’s birthday celebration in New York
What, exactly, is a New York State of Mind? Published October 4, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: Democrats using illegal immigration for political advantage
The White House has doubled down on its efforts to use massive illegal immigration for political advantage. Published September 27, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: Liberals support automatic voter registration, automatic fraud
If you think that the politicians who now run our government are bad, how about a system with leaders chosen by people too lazy even to register to vote? Published September 20, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: Bernie Sanders’ siren song of socialism
According to the experts, much of the Millennial generation is besotted with the candidacy of Bernie Sanders. Note: Millennials are the largest voting bloc by age. Published September 13, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: Kim Davis and same-sex lawlessness
If you have that sinking feeling that we're living in a period of lawlessness, you're not alone. Something is very out of whack in America. Published September 6, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: Liberals view religious freedom as sex discrimination
Tie her tubes, or we'll sue you for sex discrimination, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) told a Catholic-affiliated hospital in California. Published August 30, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: A tale of two Americas
There really are two Americas. Published August 23, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: Attack on election reforms
Although people in the nation's smallest state can obtain photo voter IDs with ease, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) says that requiring an ID in order to vote is a hardship. Published August 16, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: IRS power abuse, political interference more than ‘bureaucratic bumbling’
Do you recall the smoke spewing in front of the fake giant head of the Wizard of Oz? The whole thing looked intimidating until Toto pulled back the nearby curtain. I was reminded of that while reading Sen. Ron Wyden, Oregon Democrat, explaining away the persecution of the tea parties from 2010 to 2013 by Lois Lerner and her fellow Internal Revenue Service (IRS) operatives. Published August 9, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: The real cost of federal housing initiatives
Don't look now, but a government agent with an iPad soon may be rooting around in your community, collecting racial data, plus how close your home is to a supermarket, school or bus stop. Published July 26, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: Obama pushes criminal way to expand electorate
President Obama made the first visit by a sitting president to a penitentiary when he dropped in to the El Reno (Oklahoma) Federal Correctional Institution on Thursday and offered an ambitious reform agenda. Published July 19, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: The danger of a Complacent Majority
With all the calls to conservatives to give up on the culture, the only thing lacking is a drone-riding witch over the Statue of Liberty skywriting "Surrender Dorothy." Published July 12, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: ACLU religious freedom fight yields to left’s same-sex marriage empowerment
Even before the U.S. Supreme Court announced the previously unknown constitutional "right" to impose same-sex "marriage" on all 50 states, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) was readying its next volley. Published July 5, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: Supreme Court: Housing lawsuits charging discrimination no longer need proof
Remember when Barney Frank insisted in 2003 that "Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are not in a crisis," and "I want to roll the dice a little bit more in this situation toward subsidized housing?" Published June 28, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: New York’s ever-expanding electorate
"Start spreading the news I'm voting today " Published June 21, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: The Magna Carta’s message to the Supreme Court
Exactly 800 years after the signing of the Magna Carta on June 15, 1215, the church-state question is still very much front-page news. Published June 14, 2015
ROBERT KNIGHT: Media let liberals off the hook
I opened the front door the other day and my daughter walked in, exclaiming, "Is everyone taking crazy pills?" Published June 7, 2015
